1- reception area front window/ glass was clean. 2-…read moreReception area was super clean 3- Staff was very pleasant 4- The carpet in lobby was clean the lobby did NOT smell at all! 5- our room was excellent! Clean smelling clean all the way around dusted the tv worked, mini frige worked, microwave was exceptional! 6- carpet was vacuumed. Bathroom was very clean up to my sanitary standards. 7- Breakfast bar was very very clean. Attendant was very present. Very friendly. Food was prepared very well (standard) but everything was super clean. Presentation was great! The girl took pride in her work!!! 8- the room did not smell like any perfumes or carpet love my carpet crap! It was great! This hotel is far better than the resort I stayed at in vegas! This place deserves the business keep it up! Excellent! We will be going back. I was so happy about the room I didn't even take a photo sorry

It was a lovely stay. Everything was clean and I saw nothing on the mattress. (I have a big fear of…read morebed bugs and bugs in general) Beautiful decor and the breakfast was nice! Pleasant stay with no issues.

If you are after all the amenities (besides a microwave, flat screen TV and a mini-fridge), or are…read morea perfectionist (a blob of caulking, 2 cracked tiles in the shower stoop, the bathroom rugs have some stuff stuck to the threads and the edges of the baseboards are a bit dirty), you wouldn't want to stay here (they still use keys for the room). But, if you want a clean room and bed, and a fairly quiet ac, for an exceptionally great price (I paid $40.00 total; I haven't seen total prices this low since the '70s), then this quaint little motel is for you! Despite the outdated hi-low shag carpet, the room is clean and pretty comfortable. And, the furniture is in very good condition. Something you don't see very often at any motel, screen doors! I've paid 2.5x this price for places, that haven't been this nice. In the bathroom, tall people may have a problem with getting off the toilet (I'm 5' 9", and once I bopped my head on the far wall). And, they will have a problem in the shower. But, the hot water is HOT (near instant hot water), plentiful and great pressure (almost got blasted out of the shower stall ;-) ). The bed was a bit firmer than I would have liked, but it was clean. But, while the pillows looked full, I used both of them, sleeping on my back). Yea! Free and SECURED Wi-Fi. While the signal was great, it was a bit slow to load in spots. But, overall, no complaints about it. However, there is one thing that you better get use to, real quick. Or, you're gonna have bruised tootsies. And, that's the bed frame is a box, that extends to the end, and one side of the mattress. Would I stay here again? Absolutely! And, if you don't mind a little drive to eat meals (unless you're a microwave chef), even an extended stay is doable.

Fantastic motel! Quiet and cozy ran by very nice people . If you want a place away from home this…read moreis it. Highly recommended for all!

The front desk lady was very nice We got a room and it was…read morevery clean. Unfortunately the beds are old and worn but we were tired and able to sleep anyway. We could hear every foot step above us as the floors are creaky. They offer coffee in the lobby so I went to get some. Unfortunately the doors were still locked at 7:01am, not sure what time they open. Went back again around 7:20, one door was unlocked but the coffee wasn't finished brewing. We just left to find a place to buy coffee.

So the first thing is there are not many choices in Benson, Az. Copper Stay got better ratings…read morethan the nearby Quality Inn and was cheaper. The owner was very nice and accommodating, when we checked in. Once in the room, we discovered his housekeeping staff needs to pay more attention to detail. So one of the queen beds was missing a fitted sheet, leaving the cover to sleep on (no thank you). Luckily we used the other one. There was a very dirty bath towel, complete with a ball of hair, hanging from the bathroom door. The floors were dirty with small chunks and splinters of wood, so it had not been vacuumed. Lastly, the window with no screen was left open, so it took a while to warm up. The bed and pillows were comfortable enough and it served its purpose for tired travelers, but some attention to basic details would definitely up the star rating for the Copper Stay.

My husband, my sister-in-law and I stayed here 2 nights. This is the best motel in small town…read moreTombstone. We have stayed here on 1-2 previous occasions. Its location is superb, within walking distance of good restaurants and major tourist attractions. The bed was extremely comfortable, better than at a high-priced hotel we visited later in our trip. I liked our room's high ceilings. The motel's decor is very 1980's but very clean and comfortable. Our room had a refrigerator and a microwave; my sister-in-law had a fridge but no microwave. We had a wall-mounted clothes rack, my sister-in-law may have had a closet. Our room was farther from the road and very quiet; my sister-in-law was closer to the road and had some noise. Each room has two wood rocking chairs outside the door, under a large overhang offering sun and rain protection. The people sitting outside are friendly. Our room had a comfortable sofa with a movable floor lamp. We had a nightstand with a good reading light on one side of the bed. I don't know whether we could have moved the floor lamp over to the other side of the bed. The motel is close to downtown Tombstone and these major attractions to which we walked: the Courthouse Museum, the Bird Cage Theatre (museum), the Rose Tree Museum, the Crystal Palace bar, Big Nose Kate's Saloon, the Longhorn restaurant, Undertaker's Coffee, Cowboy Coffee Bar, gunfights on Allen St, carriage rides on Allen St., various shops, etc. Here are some places farther away that we would probably have needed to drive to. Boothill Cemetery is one of them.

The motel was within walking distance of everything to Tombstone. The room was very clean, no…read moreproblems with the heating system the bathroom worked well. The fridge was quiet and efficient. The management was very friendly and helpful.

The hotel and rooms are very quaintly decorated. Felt like 1800's. (But modern amenities)…read more Charlotte was a gracious host! We stayed in the Jessy suite. Large room and restroom. Private balcony was spacious with nice views. Can watch horse drawn carriages go by. Everything is within walking distance. We went on silver mine tour. Very interesting. Also trolly tour. (Recommended by Charlotte) Joan & Jim

This is a great hotel conveniently situated between the old courthouse and the OK corral. The Queen…read moreVictoria room was super clean, spacious and comfortable. Continental breakfast had everything you could need to start your day. Charlotte was an extremely pleasant Hostess and was very accessible and responsive from start to finish. My wife and I were very pleased with our experience here.

My family stayed one night at this inn. We were greeted on first night by the dog during check-in…read more You have to buzz in to enter into the office. The dog was quiet. Room - was nice and clean. Breakfast- included in the price. You can order from the menu. My son loved the pancakes. Accordingly to my son, breakfast was good. My daughter only ate cereal. Typical American kid gravitated towards cereal. Totally recommend this place for families.

We found this hotel as a place to stay after our camping and hiking trip to Chiricahua National…read moreMonument. I honestly don't think I'd ever visit Willcox again, but if you ever find yourself needing a stopover, I'd definitely recommend this hotel. The service was excellent and friendly, the room was clean, the bed was comfortable, and they stocked plenty of fresh towels. Plus, they offer a complimentary breakfast--made fresh to order from their menu, which really impressed me! It's a good-sized property with lots of rooms, plenty of parking, and a cute courtyard in the center. There's also an adorable coffee shop just two houses over, easy walking distance, with a huge "COFFEE" sign you can't miss. Overall, we enjoyed our overnight stay and it was a perfect spot to rest before driving back to the Phoenix area.

No. Just no. Very run down. Outside seedy looking actually. The room was tolerable, and the linens…read more& sleep quality acceptable but it too beat up and bad smelling to ignore. Staff was cheerful but that doesn't make up for it. And the absolute worst coffee at the otherwise ok breakfast.

I was extremely disappointed with my recent stay at the Quality Inn in Benson, Arizona. The overall…read morecleanliness of the property was unacceptable. The bathroom vent and the tops of the light fixtures were caked with thick layers of dirt and dust. Each time the facilities were used, debris actually fell down, which was both unpleasant and unsanitary. The floors were so filthy that simply walking around the room turned the bottoms of my white socks nearly black. In addition to the poor housekeeping standards inside the room, the exterior areas were just as troubling. Pigeons were everywhere, along with their droppings, which added to the general sense that the property is not being properly maintained. The condition of the hotel gave the impression of long-term neglect rather than an isolated oversight. The experience at checkout was equally frustrating. The staff member assisting me was rude and, instead of admitting they did not know how to retrieve my receipt, insisted that it could not be done. Fortunately, another employee stepped in and demonstrated how to pull up the information, which made the earlier response seem dismissive and unprofessional. Overall, this stay was very disappointing due to the lack of cleanliness and poor customer service. I would not recommend this property to travelers who value basic hygiene and courteous a

Ye-hawww! We wanted to be near Tombstone's action on our recent pilgrimage to southern Arizona,…read moreand the Inn History definitely didn't disappoint! Our room was replete with Old West decorations, period photographs, and a frontier ambiance while still providing all the modern comforts we "tenderfoots" appreciate. Though relatively new, the Inn History is right next door to one of the town's few original boardinghouses (claiming to have actually hosted Doc Holliday as a patron back in the early 1880s), AND it's just across the road to all the action on neighboring Allen Street - literally a two-minute walk. This, of course, makes it very easy to shop, drop off, and return without your vehicle leaving the inn's parking lot. The inn's complex consists of three buildings, with the upper levels providing commanding views of the distant mountain ranges (in our case, the Chiricahua and Dragoons). There's also a little outdoor commons area near the inn's front entrance with fire pits and a mock jail facade for photos - undoubtedly a nice spot to spend some time unwinding and gazing at the evening stars in warmer weather. Accommodation-wise, I have no complaints about our two-night stay. Water pressure in the walk-in shower was good and our king bed was comfortable. The room included a coffee maker, microwave, refrigerator, and free wi-fi. And, true to its name, the Inn History provided a mini history lesson for visitors with "interactive" decor that allowed access to related information and historical tidbits through QR code tags. The front office let us know that we could call them if in need of anything; otherwise, they don't make it a habit of bothering guests during their stay. (We never needed to call.) On a tight schedule, choosing what to see around Old Tombstone can take some planning since most of the town's attractions "roll up the (wooden) sidewalks" around 5:00 pm, so it's really great to avoid the hassle of finding parking and, instead, being able to simply walking back and forth to your room. I wholeheartedly recommend making reservations at the Inn History if planning a visit to Tombstone; I know I'll be returning on my next visit, as well!

Such a wonderful experience!…read more I found this very positive in every aspect: A+ friendly staff Perfect location - a block away from downtown Tombstone Large room size / comfy bed / spacious walk-in shower All in all, one of the best experiences I've had in a while when it comes to motels (and honesty hotels) that I can remember.

Very nice hotel. Everyone was very helpful and pleasant. Place is very clean and polishes. Check-in…read moreand check out was easy. Rooms were very clean and comfortable. Yes I would recommend and would stay here again when on the area.

This is an older hotel when you look at it from both the exterior and interior of the building…read more When you enter the lobby, it's very dark and there's a smell. The bathroom kept flooding after every shower so the floors were constantly wet. The staff was friendly and was able to give me extra towels for the pool. The pool had a ton of leaves. The pool house didn't have towels and had trash everywhere. The parking lot felt safe as long as you parked near the entrance. There is a Tesla charger in the parking lot. They offer free breakfast daily starting at 6am. They had your typical muffins, cinnamon rolls, bagels, fruit, yogurts, milk, etc. Overall, it was an okay place to rest our heads on a road trip but I felt like I paid too much for a sub par hotel.

Max is so wonderful and very welcoming. The sheets were so so soft! (And I am very partial to my…read moresheets.) The property was so quiet and quaint. Loved my experience, and will be back.

The hospitality from Max and Chad has been nothing short of amazing. I truly felt like family here…read moreand hope everyone has the chance to experience the warmth, love, and kindness they effortlessly give. My experience at the Hidden Oasis was an extended stay, around 3 weeks and their casitas included everything I needed to feel at home, including wifi. I hope you have the pleasure of a wonderful meal prepared by Max and story time about Dragoon, the previous owners of the Hidden Oasis, Max and Chad's life and much more. The meditation labyrinth was a favorite spot of mine to enjoy a moment and take in the outstanding scenery of the surrounding mountains. To completely experience the Hidden Oasis I highly recommend enjoying some bourbon in the hot tub under the stars and watching the sunset by the fire pit. It's quite a show. If you need to stock your fridges and shop for essentials during your stay I recommend: Benson, AZ - 17 miles away (SafeWay/Walmart) Willcox, AZ - 25 miles away (SafeWay) Local Activities include hiking and exploring the wineries in Willcox. Pearce, AZ is a local ghost town with a couple of shops that is 20 minutes away. Whether it's for a night or a week I think you will love your stay at the Hidden Oasis.